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Tunisian press syndicate chief says he faces prosecution over protest

  • Mehdi Jlassi said he learned of the accusations after police showed his lawyer the formal complaint
  • The complaint accuses Jlassi of inciting disobedience against the police
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Tunisia press syndicate says state TV bars political parties

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